but maggie kept at it went on to the hallway started pacing in barking out there. so i got up to see what the commotion was and noticed that my daughter's room was glowing orange went in to see what was going on in. window was starting to crack from the heat of the fire just outside of her her bedroom window, the parents 17 year-old daughter, 14 year-old son and maggie. all able to get out safely he can see where the fire burned up outside the 17 year olds bedroom, the fence, even melting part of the truck parked outside it's a good thing. maggie was on her card, the cause of the fire is still under investigation, but it appears to have started outside the house and travel along the fence line getting up into the eves and then into the attic by passing the smoke detectors there was no sound in our house whatsoever. so we wouldn't now. in talking to the fire department they've seen things like this before where people have not been as lucky because there is no indicator for the people inside the house until the fire breaches, the house. which would have been literal

maggie was on her card. cause of the fire is still under investigation, but it appears to have started outside the house and travel along the fence line getting up into the eves and then into the attic by passing the smoke detectors there was no sound in our house whatsoever. so we wouldn't have now. in talking to the fire department they've seen things like this before where people have not been as lucky because there is no indicator for the people inside the house until the fire breaches, the house. which would have been literally over my 70 year-old percent the smoke and fire damage is fairly extensive that many of the family's possessions are ruined, but they still have each other and they still have their family pet we're really proud of her she's she is part of our family and it's sweet to know that she's got her back. it's a tale of survival as happy as the tail maggie wags maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>this is a fun topic so maggie do her thing one of the great stories in all of the nfl this year is a

maggie was on her guard.f the fire is still under investigation, but it appears to have started outside the house and travel along the fence line getting up into the eves and then into the attic by passing the smoke detectors there was no sound in our house whatsoever. so we wouldn't of mount. in talking to the fire department they've seen things like this before where people have not been as lucky because there is no indicator for the people inside the house until the fire breaches, the house. which would have been literally over my 70 year-old percent the smoke and fire damage is fairly extensive that many of the family's possessions are ruined, but they still have each other and they still have their family pet we're really proud of her and she's she is part of our family and it's sweet to know that she's got her back. it's a tale of survival as happy as the tail maggie wags maureen kelly kron 4 news. higher than what we saw over the weekend infact some places like petaluma actually hit 90 degrees. >>which

back with us jeffrey toobin, jennifer aniston sake, david gergen and maggie haberman.do you make of the vice president's position in all of this? golly whiz, it's not right for a foreign power to interfere in the election. that was back then. >> i think mike pence think his political future rise and falls on president trump. i think you're going to see him stick to the president very strongly on this. it is notable to me that mike pence is so far -- it's possibly i've missed someone, but from what i've seen, mike pence is the only elected republican official who supported what the president said earlier today on the white house lawn, which was suggesting that china should investigate the bidens. he's the only one on record endorsing that view. i think that there are still things we don't know about what the vp's interaction was with the president in terms of ukraine, in terms of what he was aware of. i suspect there will be more facts that come out over time. but right now as this is playing out as a partisan issue in the house, i think that vice president pence sees h

maggie was on her guard. the cause of the fire is still under investigation, but it appears to have started outside the house and travel along the fence line getting up into the eves and then into the attic by passing the smoke detectors there was no sound in our house whatsoever. so we wouldn't of mount. in talking to the fire department they've seen things like this before where people have not been as lucky because ere is no indicator for the people inside the house until the fire breaches, the house. which would have been literally over my 70 year-old percent the smoke and fire damage is fairly extensive that many of the family's possessions are ruined, but they still have each other and they still have their family pet we're really proud of her and she's she is part of our family and it's sweet to know that she's got her back. it's a tale of survival as happy as the tail maggie wags maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>an east bay firefighters have contained a 150 acre wildfire that broke outt of brentwood. here

maggie, our response. and how is it possible that none of the organizers knew this was being shown in a room clearly on a monitor that had been set up somehow? >> right. it's an odd response for a conference they put on. and the fact they said something totally different yesterday. and this was a conference where the organizers did not make it fully open press. it was not as if credentials were easily handed out. they have to answer for their own response. but it was their conference, the video showed at their conference. >> maggie, thank you very much for all of your reporting and all of the information this morning. we'll talk to you soon. all right. joining us now, we have bianna golodryga and margaret talev. margaret, i want to ask you about this video. i'll read to you what the current president of the white house correspondents association said. the white house correspondents association is horrified by a video reportedly shown over the weekend at a political conference organized by the president's s

back with jeffrey toobin, maggie haberman and david gergen. just in terms of the -- i mean we only really have seen some of the opening statement of this ambassador. but certainly for a career foreign service officer to come forward, though under a subpoena and testify, that's certainly a break in the wall that the white house hoped to set up to stop people from taking part in this. >> i'm sorry, anderson. was that to me? there was an issue with my -- >> yeah, that was to you. >> i'm sorry. the ambassador who testified today was a break in the wall was your question? >> yeah, the fact that she came forward even though pompeo had said that they wouldn't be cooperating. >> yeah. it's noticeable, i think, that you are seeing the beginning of a number of people who are willing not just to speak out publicly or at least to speak out privately through news accounts and have their views be known, but also as you note, go meet with members on the hill. we have seen some people in the administration in previous investigations like hope hicks go and giv

maggie gyllenhaal is back. [ cheers and applause this is very exciting.he's an acclaimed writer and journalist whose new book, "inconspicuous consumption" is on stands now. tatiana schlossberg is joining us [ cheers and applause we got a great show for you tonight. before -- before we get to our wonderful guests, a dangerous been saying some very dumb stuff about it for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: donald trump's first and only goal has always been enriching and protecting himself. in fact, you might remember that during his congressional testimony, trump's ex-fixer michael cohen recounted that trump's presidential bid began solely as a way to advertise his personal brand and make money, calling it the greatest infomercial in political history. and one of the very specific promises trump made in his year and a half long infomercial was that he was the only candidate who could protect americans. like the time he aired an ad that ended with the slogan, "donald trump will protect you he is the only one who can

and a big shot out to maggy right now. >> a firefighter there. >> good to go, maggy. >> we're going to get the summer like temperatures and seven day forecast. they're not typos. you're going to have a hard time believing some of these the bayb fog out there. pretty nice night. 59 degrees. probably the last night we'll see of 60 degree temperatures this week as temperatures climb towards the 70s tomorrow. and mid70s to wrap up the weekend and notice the humidity. 81%, highs only in the 70s and 60s closer to san francisco. we've had the ocean air-conditioning turned on over the last couple of days so that's actually helped at least temporarily reduce some of the fire danger around the bay area. theow air-conditioning has helped ond see a the day tomorrow with maybe a patch or two and 40s to 50s to start and highs tomorrow starting the upward climb. 70s in oakland and 82 degrees in santa cruz. se of our hill sides and how they dropped from the red flag warning last week closer to the red line, the maximum dryness where they could be this time of year down to where they are now, closer to

maggie, i wonder what your sense of things is at the white house tonight after this latest testimony. >> so there was actually a fair amount of calm at the white house earlier today. i think that they recognized that vindman was going to be somebody whose credibility they had to attack in a different way, and we certainly saw that in ways that were condemned by adam schiff a second ago, but ways that questioned vindman's patriotism, ways that questioned his allegiance and what his actual goal was in testifying. they're looking at it as there is not a whole lot of new information as best as they can tell because we don't know what yet was said. but as best as they can tell from him going into it, they did not anticipate he was going to offer up a ton new information over the picture that house investigators already had. whether that's true remains to be seen when we learn more about the transcript of today's testimony, we can find out. but, look, the white house is looking at this as this is a single event. we know basically the contours of it, and they are going to hope that public op

that's why she got fired. >> jeff, david, maggie, thank you very much. how many court cases the president and his administration lost today. are democrats within reach of his taxes? the latest rulings on that and what they mean for president trump next. turn on my tv and boom, it's got all my favorite shows right there. i wish my trading platform worked like that. well have you tried thinkorswim? this is totally customizable, so you focus only on what you want. okay, it's got screeners and watchlists. and you can even see how your predictions might affect the value of the stocks you're interested in. now this is what i'm talking about. yeah, it'll free up more time for your... uh, true crime shows? british baking competitions. hm. didn't peg you for a crumpet guy. focus on what matters to you with thinkorswim. ♪ thand find inspiration who win new places.ct... leading them to discover: we're woven together by the moments we share. everything you need, all in one place. expedia. >>> the background of tonight's breaking news, the resignation of the acting h

but, maggie, you know, it's not just that the white house has a bad system to deal with this. they have a bad fact pattern. >> correct. >> and that might be overwhelming the process. >> correct. look. we actually reported several weeks ago that mick mulvaney and pat cipillone have been at odds. it exploded over the possible hiring of trey goudy y gowdy t them to help fight an impeachment trial on the hill. cipollone and mulvaney were on opsid sides of that. they have been at odds since the transcript, that bad fact set of the president's or the rough transcript of the president's conversation with the president of ukraine came out. it was cipollone's decision to release it. mulvaney objected, as had others. the transcript itself, a lot of people in the white house and on the hill will say is, as you put it, just not a great set of facts to explain or defend. and so because of that, because of that, because of what mick mulvaney said last week from the briefing room podium and because of the president's decision to -- which he then pulled back, to hold the g7 next year at his o

> miss maggie there was helped to her feet after doing ten push-ups.d he may need a nurse. maybe miss maggie could help him out. >> 84 years old. >> 84 doing push-ups. she's my hero. all these strong women on "the pulse" taking over with the astronauts as well. i love it. >> happy friday. more news after this. >>> now at 4:27, pg&e about to face questions about that massive safety power shutoff, company executives will answer to the california public utility commission later this afternoon. >>> and earthquake drill in san francisco, many people got an emergency alert on their phone but it came an hour after officials sent it. >>> and facebook is pledging $25 million to build affordable housing to help teachers struggling with living in silicon valley. good morning on this friday, october 18th. >> happy friday. lisa has a look at our friday forecast. >> it looks pretty good, minus the wind. yesterday we had gusty winds in spots. it will be breezy at the coast. here is live doppler 7. not looking at a lot of clouds out there. temperatures are in the 40s

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maggie was talking. >> no, it's fine.ink part of the issue with that phone call is i think there were early reports that they felt like they were trying to knock down, which was specifically how many times biden's name was mentioned and so forth. but it really didn't matter. if you look at the context of the call and the way in which biden was mentioned, once was plenty. >> we're out of time, so we're going to have to continue this conversation another time. carl, thank you. jeff toobin, maggie haberman. >>> president trump and his acting chief of staff say there's nothing wrong with hosting the g7 at the president's florida golf resort in doral. up next, i'll talk with a member of the house judiciary committee on the democrats' plan to investigate. you see? i see an unbelievable opportunity. i see best-in-class platforms and education. i see award-winning service, and a trade desk full of experts, available to answer your toughest questions. and i see it with zero commissions on online trades. i like what you're seeing.

but there was a lot of smoke and damage to the home could chop maggie maggie does are some extra treats right. well on to national news, major agreement and a last minute settlement means million paid to some affected by the opioid crisis. but this isn't the last of it not merrill explains. >>setting a benchmark for the rest of the country. >>this team of attorneys in cleveland claiming a small victory in the fight against the opioid epidemic. these 3 pharmaceutical companies combined agreed to sete with 2 counties in ohio to the tune of million immediately. another company will pay 20 million involves treatment involves. >>caring for the kids that have left been left behind that miles. a criminal justice issues that involves all kinds of things that that we've had to deal with this was supposed to be the first federal multidistrict litigation involving the opioid crisis but a deal was struck in the e hrsf monday, dismissing the trial. >>a warning summit and cuyahoga county in ohio with big money. but one major potential plaintiffs walgreens has left off the case. we realized the pharma

i want of a man this is maggie said remained with the i.m.f. to introduce austerity here is to blame. and modi so maggie is no promising to end spending cuts and push for growth his challenge is to convince going to trust him one more time. china and the united states are set to continue high level talks on friday as the 2 countries continue to battle over trade businesses across the u.s. are hoping for a resolution to the trade war with china the 4 too many jobs are lost well the chinese train manufacturing firm in chicago are particularly worried as john hendren reports. from the chicago skyline follow the southbound tracks for half an hour and you'll arrive at the latest battleground in the u.s. china trade war in this gleaming new $100000000.00 manufacturing plant china's c r r c is building the 1st of 800 passenger rail cars for chicago's elevated trains but congress is now considering banning the company from making trains here unfortunately. meet the next potential casualties of the trade war. c.r.c. has 300 workers at a plant in massach

what we are about to see today maggie are two firsts. this is the first white house official, and this is the first witness who was actually listening in on that phone call and who can tell us if the transcript reflects exactly what he heard and w he heard that so bothered him during the course of this ukraine controversy that he twice went to report it to legal counsel to his superiors. >> the white house has tried for several weeks now to try to build a blockade so witnesses would not go ahead to the house. this is of concern to them. this is somebody who is not just on the call, which means it's going to blunt one of president trump's talking points that there was a transcript and it doesn't properly reflect what i said, even though people have read the rough transcripts. >> and he put it out. >> it's not a full transcript, but it's pretty close as we you said -- understand it. >> he is an iraq war veteran, decorated, lieutenant colonel in the army. we've seen donald trump redefine his opposition in all kinds of ways, i'm reluctant to

joining us now we have maggie haberman and jeffrey toobin. maggie, great to see you. he seems to be suffering from an accused case of giuliani-itis which is blurting out the truth and then trying to spend time clarifying and walking it back. what was happening behind the scenes? >> the goal was for him to go out and talk about the sites -- a separate controversy which is the president's selection of his own club to host the g7 next year. the doral in florida. which is just definitionally a conflict of interest and raised questions about how they are accusing and the president is accusing the biden family of a conflict of interest while he's doing this. two things can be true at once. mulvaney also knew he was going to face impeachment questions. lord knows how long he was not a policy expert and not talking about immigration or something like that. he was not supposed to say what he said. he was not supposed to say, yes, there was a quid pro quo or whatever version he said of it on the tape. a lot of people watched it in just shock within the white house. the presiden

maggie haberman and carl bernstein. political analysts there are times i wish i could have reversed what i said on camera. doesn't work that way. does -- does the white house really expect anyone to believe that mulvaney's reverse sell what he men to say? i mean he seems like he was sayingway he really thought. in fact was belligerent about it and told people to get over it. >> he was asked the question several times. it's hard to suggest he didn't understand. i don't know whether he meant to go that far. he certainly want expected to go that far by people in the white house who knew he was talking about the ukraine related issues. but the nobody expected yes some version of a quid pro quo. the white house knows they have a problem with this. they are trying to turn the page as fast as possible and tell all of us that you know he didn't really say what he said, tell us that the president is not angry which actually just based on my reporting i think the president is not as focused as people think he is. >> on the mulvan

joining us now is cnn political analyst maggie haberman. she is a white house correspondent for "the new york times." good morning. >> good morning. >> welcome to this next stage at "the new york times" described it. war. that is clear what's going on here. the white house took days to release this letter. they were mulling releasing this letter days ago. why ultimately did they decide to make this a fight about process rather than the substance of the investigation? >> john, i think there's a couple of reasons. i think that the main one and i think that we've been talking about this for days now is that the basic fact set is not great for the white house. you know, the question of legality putting it aside politically, this is a set of potentially damning facts. you have republicans arguing after the testimony from kurt volker last week that democrats were cherry picking what came out. i think until they are, you're going to see this focus on process. part of the reason there was this delay from last week until now, one is they wanted to d

last night this black lab named maggie saved their family's life. their house caught on fire and everybody was fast asleep and that's when maggie started barking and barking until they all woke up, and the police department says because of maggie nobody was even hurt. >>> experiencing a theme park from the backseat of a car. another way virtual reality is changing the way we see things. we have that story and a lot more when we come back. >>> there's good news tonight about big dreams becoming reality. for five years now the new york city ballet have been offering workshops that are about one thing, giving every kid the chance to dance. >> they are some of the most elite dancers in the world, stars of the new york city ballet, today teaching kids to dance in their own way. >> spin, spin, spin. >> 10-year-old quinn homes has been waiting month for this day. >> what is your favorite part about the program? >> you get to dance with real ballerinas. my favorite part is it doesn't matter if you have something or are born differently, all you have to do i

maggie, 84. wow. >> maggie, go.l power all around. >> she could do a space walk, too. >> during the next commercial break? >> go for it, you guys. >> there is the space walk there, history will be made today, two women walking in space. kris, you were just saying your daughters said we haven't done that before. >> my daughters are like what's the big deal. >> think about t they're latching stuff on in space, you guys. in space. >> we take it for granted, totally. >> it's crazy. i'm so excited for these women, i can't wait to see it all. >> all female space walk happening right now. >> space. >> let's look at our atmosphere closer to the earth. >> i like the way you twisted that. the study of weather is pretty much the study of the atmosphere, that was good, kris. san jose 48 degrees. the wind speeds 5 miles per hour. beautiful views, not cloudy along the interior valleys of san francisco right now. it's also pretty clear, 56 degrees. wind speeds are also calm, as know we have that cold front that swept in yesterday,

>> maggie, thank you, as well. >>> and the developing headline involving north korea tonight. they haved shorrang projectiles towards the east sea. the u.s. and north korea just announced plans to meet this weekend to resume nuclear negotiations. >>> there istill much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. here in new york city, the urgent search at this hour for swimmers missing off of a beach. >>> also tonight, alarming famo. a visitor appearing to taunt the lion. where this played out. >>> and then the awful image tonight. a woman seen keying a car in a school parking lot. only this time, it was actually recorded because the car had cameras. posting this, seen more than 100,000 times. they are searching for that woman. a lot more news ahead tonight. stay tuned. so when my windshield broke... >> woman: what?! >> vo: ...i searched for someone who really knew my car. i found the experts itauglas >> woman: hi! >> vo: with their exclusive technology, they fixed my windshield... then recalibrated the camera attached to my glass so my safety systems still work. who knew

then i understand that we have, first, today to present is maggie ro-- >> ryecowski. >> i am maggie, and i'm the acting chief executive officer at laguna honda hospital, and i'm here with my colleague, troy williams, the chief quality officer for zuckerberg san francisco hospital and trauma centre and laguna honda hospital. we are here to talk to you about our reform plan and things that we have had in place so we can get laguna honda back on the right track. okay. and so we're going to just very briefly go over -- not briefly, but troy will be going over the regulatory compliance of where we are in the investigation, and where we are today. we'll talk to you about the leadership, quality and safety, and what we're going to do to prepare for the future. so this slide is a snapshot of the timeline of the incidents at laguna honda in february of 2019, is when leadership was made aware of the incidents -- was made aware of the incidents. at that time, all of the appropriate regulatory agencies and appropriate individuals were notified. a lot of work has been done between february and no

and modi so maggie is no promising to end spending cuts and push for growth his challenge is to convince going to trust him one more time. now a famous astray and landmark has permanently closed to climbers after a decade long campaign by indigenous people hundreds of tourists flock to owner or formerly known as ayer's fraught for their last chance to walk to the top it's been a sacred site for the angle for thousands of years and it thomas has more from the universe national park. up there are people who can say they were among the very last to climb up and now climb down or depending on your perspective some of the very last to show disrespect to indigenous australians now climbing over the roof has always been discouraged but what happened on friday was that discouragement was replaced by a formal ban and there was a big cheer just here where the previous sign discouraging people from climbing was replaced by this one. sign we spoke to some of those who were still climbing on friday among the very last about why they were doing it and some indigenous australians watching them about wh

>> all right, maggie, thank you, as well. >>> and the interview will hair on an abc special, "harry and meghan: an african journey." it airs 10:00 p.m. eastern, right here. >>> senator mitt romney has admitted he has a secret twitter account. the account pierre delecto. the reporter from slate aperturing this image. the account launching a floodle of means showing romney with a mustache and beret. the account tonight is now private. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. here in new york city, the takedown, playing out in front of so many. we'll have more in a moment. >>> the deadly plan crash, vanishing from radar. the wreckage discovered just today in the woods in raleigh. >>> and a massive fire in philadelphia. the walls crumbling downnhis building. firefighters protecting nearby homes, and we do have a lot more news ahead tonight. i'll be right back. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, hmm. exactly. so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you nee

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maybe she doesn't want to force people to vote but we have to a point now and as maggie said this isoving so fast, the cumulative effect that the american people are beginning to understand this is very serious and it is very deliberate. one of the things i don't quite understand is why mayor giuliani thinks he is above the law and doesn't have to respond to congress when the founding fathers drafted this impeachment process they did it in a way to give congress the right to investigate. so i don't know by what authority he thinks he's above the law and i'm more interested in what she's going to do and they're going to do about that. >> how worried are they, maggie, inside of the white house? >> they're concerned. it is not across the board. the president according to people who have spoken to him, the president doesn't seem to recognize the gravity of the situation and seems to believe he's going to push through this the way that he has pushed through any number of things and doesn't quite see this one as different. staff members, however, are much more concerned. people who have be

rather vote for her coalition than maggie who they say has only benefited big business. i want a party that favors the working class and mockery did not do that i came here to buy dollars because we cannot trust in the pay so and we don't know what will happen next week that base our currency has lost significant value in the past year and people are turning to the dollar concerned there will be another collapse but some say they fear a comeback by the peronist party. i haven't seen the same crisis since one pit on and 1945 and the peronist have always my things worse analysts say it's going to be difficult for maggie to force a 2nd round here much of the ruling party campaign is trying to consolidate the power they have and maybe think of the future and the type of opposition they are going to be there is a huge difference between mockery and fernandez that's difficult to reverse voters will now have their say paul suggest the results will be clear cut and argentina will elect a president outright this sunday anything different would certainly come as a major surprise.

won.is how maggie has i do not believe it is any more complicated than that. if you remember just one thing, remember how you do it in new hampshire because that is the way it will work in the rest of the country. that is the way we will drive opportunity to preserve our democracy and secure our children's future and america's role in the world. i will need your help to continue in this race and i will try to do it because i think it is important that we have somebody he was thinking about the general election. thank you very much for being here today. i am happy to take any questions , any criticisms anybody has. i was a former school superintendent and there is no way for you to hurt my feelings. [applause] >> we have students who have microphones. --you wait until they come you mentioned about the tax cut for middle-class families. i think it is called the american family act. you sponsored it with sherry brown. >> thank you. >> let's start with a softball. >> it is called the american family act and it dramatically increases the child tax credit in this co

>> all right, maggie, our thanks to you, tonight, as well. and the interview will air on an abc special, "harry and meghan: an african journey." it airs wednesday night, 10:00 p.m. eastern, right here. >>> to other news now, and senator mitt romney has admitted he had a secret identity on twitter. the account in the name of pierre delecto, reportedly tweeting only a few times, most often to correct press reports about mitt romney. the reporter from slate capturing this image. when asked, romney confessed that pierre delecto was, in fact, him. the account launching a flood of memes showing romney with a mustache and beret, among others. the account tonight is now private. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. here in new york city, the takedown. the attempted escape late this afternoon playing out in front of so many right here in new york. we'll have more in a moment. >>> the deadly plane crash, vanishing from radar. the wreckage discovered just today in the woods in raleigh. >>> and a massive fire in philadelphia.

here's maggie rulli. >> we want refunds! >> reporter: tonight, revolt on the high seas. >> boo! >> reporter: hundreds of passengers on the norwegian "spirit" furious after they say their accuse of a lifetime turned into a holiday from hell. >> you are not doing anything for anybody. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a two-week mystical fjords cruise, leaving from southampton, england, for ports in france, holland, iceland, scotland and ireland. instead, passengers say, after high winds forced the ship to cancel the first two stops, it headed to norway, but passengers couldn't get off. one of the towns was closed to tourists. the next stops in iceland and scotland also reportedly canceled. norwegian offered 25% off their next cruise instead of a full refund. passengers were livid. david, in a statement, the cruise apologized, saying they only skipped one port and they would not confirm passenger accounts. and said they are blaming the revised itinerary on bad weather, saying their priority remains the safety of the guests and the crew. david? >> all right, maggie, thank you. >>>

at i think when i'm doing a deal i'm going to hire maggie. yes, no messing. all right.e emails. 0n how to stop a cold, man flu, whatever you want to call it. the flu. but first, we've all heard about the crackdown on plastic bags, plastic straws and coffee cups could hangers be next? welcome to my dressing room. 0ne design has been telling ben thompson about all his hopes to change all of that. 0ur symbolic item is our little dirty secret we all have in common is that thing. i wanted to find, in the fashion industry, what could be the item that is the equivalent of the straw in the restaurants? every time we produce a garment in the factory, it has to be hanged. a beautiful garment has to be hanged on a hanger and has to be carried by van to the store. in that travel, we use single use plastic hangers that we throw away straightaway after. and they are all in polystyrene. polystyrene is not recyclable. it goes directly to landfill. that's unacceptable. this is made of 80% marine plastic, so plastic that's floating in the oceans, and 20% from a recyclable plastic. explai

let's bring in maggie haberman and david gregory. maggie, as we have said, these two guys -- these two guys who have been implicated in all of these dirty deeds now charged. between starting -- opening a shell company so they could funnel foreign money to different trump packs and try to enlist pete sessions in getting marie yovanovitch recalled, it is as dirty as the day is long what they're being charged with. and they are clearly friends with rudy or close associates with rudy giuliani there. >> so the most interesting thing that i learned in the last 24 hourings was that those two when attended his september 11th annual dinner he holds with former aides. they were around all of the time a number of people giuliani had urged him to distance himself from them. supposedly not knowing the details we've just discussed but just concerned because they didn't necessarily seem on the level to giuliani's friends. now i think the question becomes what this means for rudy giuliani in terms of working for president trump. we saw president tru

this is a big moment, maggie. >> there hasn't been a vote. we are going to have members of the house vote on where they are on this. i think democrats were hoping they would get more republican converts to it. that doesn't seem likely. it will be mostly party line. but it's not just that they are recording support for it and taking that argument away from republicans who focused on that pretty heavily. they are taking away another argument that we'll move to a public phase. this will move to open hearings, open testimony. a lot of the argument from republicans has been this is all taking place behind closed doors, being cherry picked. some republicans are involved in the interviews but they are arguing it's not painting a full picture when information comes out. this is a key moment. this is where they have to see if they can move the dial. some of it moved on support for the impeachment inquiry. remember, public hearings haven't always gone the way republicans wanted them to go. they are very aware of that. >> just one thing about how public

we have to stay together as maggie and nothing is better than she is music is my weapon. screw music i can talk to the children of speak for them and speak with a woman from. aims to restore hope yet she too becomes emotional about the situation around her today she has a very special audience it is public yet hidden from the programmer to temporary shelters for full army people call largely unnoticed in bamako. the forms for them about 800 people if you are they had to leave their village after it was attacked by a rival group they say the children just want to hear you sing with a lot of. them send them off at a time. when i don't think. we should makes me believe that this is too much for 100. well this is here. a mother of 5 children nearby heard be juicing and also heard her cry going to music is beautiful but we need peace. peace that is becoming an increasingly distant goal in mali as the country struggles to overcome violence between rival ethnic groups. for centuries different groups live side by side but now they are killing each other fighting over influence an

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state department that's maggie and he said there's a very false narrative out there which i want to correct some people say the united states has sanctions against the country of zimbabwe we do not repeat do not have sanctions against the country of zimbabwe we have sanctions against certain individuals and certain corporations but not against the country of zimbabwe there is nothing to stop u.s. businesses from investing in zimbabwe or. now to be precise the u.s. sanctions target $85.00 officials of the government officials who almost. government officials that's right it also bans u.s. companies from dealing with $56.00 zimbabwean companies some banks and some farms and then there's a ban on military exports to the country now the e.u. only has sanctions on former president robert mugabe and his wife grace our correspondent spoke to people at the end to sanctions march in the. west saying sanctions again tuesday by a great friend to do these because we no longer want teach here they must understand that zimbabwe suffered some chon it's a form of. that's what is is a part to take a freak o

maggie rulli, abc news, johannesburg, south africa. >> our thanks to maggie there. >>> the search for answers is under way in taiwan after the collapse of a bridge. >> taiwan's military has deployed a floating platform to help with efforts to recover victims. at least four bodies have been pulled from the water. they're believed to be fishing boat workers. two people are still missing. the bridge came down right on top of several boats. ten people were hospitalized because of their injuries. >>> in italy, construction is now under way to replace a bridge in the northern city of genoa. it's expected to open to cars and trucks by next april. the previous bridge collapsed a year ago during a heavy rainstorm, killing more than 40 people. 600 residents in nearby apartments also had to be evacuated. the company that operated the bridge is under investigation. >>> coming up, flash flood danger. >> the quick tips that you need to know if you're trapped in a car that could end up saving surfaces? t then they get released back into the air so you smell them later ew. right? that's why febreze c

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